Haunted Places in aughton, East Riding of Yorkshire

Saltmarshe, East Riding of Yorkshire

10 miles from aughton, UK-E1

From the early 19th century to mid-1970s, one family owned this estate, but all died off (some were known for their eccentric behaviours). The cellar and servant's quarters are where most ghost hunters hear noises, pick up EMF readings, or witness full-bodied apparitions.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

York, York

10.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

The ancient City of York is famed for being one of (if not the) most haunted cities in Europe . York Guild Hall is one of York’s most historic and haunted locations, with its tales of ghostly black monks, dis-incarnate voices and shadowy figures. The York Guild Hall was built ...

Beverley, England

20.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

A Victorian gentleman, said to be the former landlord, was playful and had a habit of appearing and disappearing. Since a new landlady took over the pub, it is said that a psychic was brought here and laid his spirit (as well as others) to rest.
Sadly, it was bulldozed in ...

Wakefield, West Yorkshire

aughton, North Yorkshire

25.9 miles from aughton, UK-E1

A very strict mother loved her son, but locked her stepson in the attic. The stepson eventually disappeared (either escaping or being murdered), and soon the other child fell to his death. The heartbroken mother soon lost her sanity and long after her death, she and the two children are ...

Bradford, West Yorkshire

33.1 miles from aughton, UK-E1

It is said that the ghost of an elderly woman appeared to a sleeping Earl who had plans of massacring the town of Bradford; her presence convinced him to call off the mass killing. People report drastic emotional changes throughout the hall, coins fall from the ceiling, people feel breathing ...

aughton, North Yorkshire

33.2 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Thomas Busby was hanged for his crimes, but always loved his seat at this location. After his death, anyone who sits in this chair meets an untimely and always tragic death; the chair has been hung on the wall to prevent anyone from accidentally sitting in it.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

Sheffield, South Yorkshire

38 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Upstairs, a child will cling onto people; another spirit named Brian is heard in this area and a black fog is sometimes seen. A vicious spirit named Cain used to occupy a cell here; he is said to choke visitor, cause the temperature to drop, and smell of disinfectant. Another ...

Riddlesden, West Yorkshire

38.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

The Grey Lady occupies a chamber named after her; another spirit named the Blue Lady is thought to have drowned in the pond. Shadows are a commonly witnessed phenomenon, objects vanish and reappear, and people never feel alone.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

Renishaw, Derbyshire

40.2 miles from aughton, UK-E1

One of the first floor bedrooms is the site of a 'Phantom Kisser', or a man who will awaken sleeping women by kissing them. An older woman in blue has also been reported here.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

Haworth, West Yorkshire

Stanbury, England

43.4 miles from aughton, UK-E1

A former landlady's presence is reported here. She is said to have been an avid lover of the wild cats, ringing a bell to let them know that food was ready. The ringing of the bell is still heard to some.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

aughton, North Yorkshire

45.5 miles from aughton, UK-E1

It would seem as if every room here has some form of activity. In the library, an upset girl is seen; in the alcove, a vicar or priest likes to appear; in the tunnels, a nurse frequently shows up (said to be the most commonly seen ghost here). Temperature drops, ...

Chesterfield, England

Pleasley Vale, Nottinghamshire

46.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Once used to make silk, the mills have since been replaced with an office. In the dye room, people reported the ghost of an abusive supervisor who is said to have murdered a woman who would often appear in Mill 1's top floor. Mood swings, nausea, and disorientation are reported ...

Stockton-on-Tees, England

Oldham, Greater Manchester

52.1 miles from aughton, UK-E1

In 1947, actor Harold Norman was accidentally stabbed to death during a performance of Macbeth; he is said to have returned here in the afterlife. After the death of worker Carl Paulsen, a ghost resembling him started appearing, as well. Objects are known to move or fall down.
(Submitted by Chris ...

Stockton-on-Tees, England

Darlington, Darlington

53.6 miles from aughton, UK-E1

A painting was acquired of a woman in a tartan outfit. The woman in the painting is said to have been attached to the painting and now haunts this building as revenge for husband's slaughter.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

aughton, Lincolnshire

53.8 miles from aughton, UK-E1

A young woman is often reported on the side of the road trying to get help. She'll often get into the vehicle of the driver (if permitted), but vanish before she reaches her destination (as well as leave behind a foul odour). She is believed to be a young woman ...

Darlington, England

53.9 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Ghosts ranging from stagehands, former managers, and crying children have been reported here all throughout the theatre. Recently, a photograph captured two ghosts sitting in the distance lending to the belief that there's more ghosts here than previously thought!
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

Middleton, Greater Manchester

54.6 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Many workers have died here as a result of falling into the vats and drowning. The most commonly seen ghosts include a woman who sits at a table in the boardroom, a woman in a brown dress in the kitchen, and a figure in a brown cloak.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

aughton, Nottinghamshire

Newchurch-in-Pendle, Lancashire

54.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

The house here was owned by a descendant of Alice Nutter, executed in the 1612 witch trials. Phantom monks are reported here as well as that of a servant girl who travels between here and Lower Wellhead farm.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

aughton, Lancashire

55 miles from aughton, UK-E1

This was the site of a series of witch trials in 1612. 10 mysterious murders resulted in the conviction and torture of around a dozen people who still remain here. Dark figures are seen outside; inside, people have reported hearing the sounds of something being dragged. A little girl is ...

Matlock Bath, Derbyshire

55.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

The wide variety of activity ranges from children who are seen or heard running down the halls, a woman seen peering out of the upper windows, a man walking his dog, two workers who were killed in the creation of this building, and various poltergeist phenomenon.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

aughton, England

55.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Pendel Hill is the equivalent of Salem, Massachusetts. Villagers fell ill and milk went sour leading everyone to believe that this was the work of witches. Accusations flew and (possibly) innocent people were hanged. Since then, strange people have appeared in photos and some guests have been strangled by an ...

Stockport, Greater Manchester

58.5 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Now permanently closed, this building once used to be a hospital. One ghost that has shown up in photograph is that of a doctor with a mask over his face. Many other ghosts are reported including a woman who was either a nurse or a nun, and some darker energy ...

Manchester, Greater Manchester

58.9 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Actor / director James Manxwell is reportedly still here since his death in 1995; he had a close association with being involved with shows put on since the mid-1970's. A Victorian woman is also seen here and is said to have "a passion to drink".
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

Salford, Greater Manchester

60.5 miles from aughton, UK-E1

The most well-known ghost is that of the White Lady; while her identity is often disputed, it is agreed that she died in a tragic and heartbroken manner. The ghost cams here, as well pictures from visitors, capture many full-bodied apparitions.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

East Kirkby, Lincolnshire

61.3 miles from aughton, UK-E1

The control tower has the most activity; people report hearing footsteps and feeling like they aren't alone. Numerous accidents have taken place here and those victims might be the ones responsible.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

The Shire Hall High Pavement, Nottinghamshire

61.6 miles from aughton, UK-E1

In the Entrance Hall, the spirits of a soldier, a lady, and a Victorian gentleman are seen. In the court, knocking is heard and shadows are seen. In the Cell Corridor, odd noises such as footsteps, keys rattling, and doors slamming are heard. The laundry room is known for random ...

Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

61.7 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Claiming to be England's oldest pub, glasses have been smashed by themselves, the scent of perfume fills the air (when no one is around), and a variety of ghosts have been reported here ranging from soldiers to evil entities. People who use the underground tunnels will sometimes report feeling violently ...

Tissington, Derbyshire

62.4 miles from aughton, UK-E1

A woman named Wilhemina caught on fire and died in Room 4. Guests have awaken to see her shadow at the foot of the bed, usually describing her as very unwelcoming. Her presence is accompanied by humming and a lavender scent. A male presence is also thought to be in ...

Bolton, Greater Manchester

62.8 miles from aughton, UK-E1

A man in green and a man in black are the primary ghosts people have witnessed. A woman has been seen in the kitchen, and one of the former owners, Mary, is thought to be here, too, and another ghost, named Betty, targets children and yells at them.
(Submitted by Chris ...

aughton, England

63.2 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Charles Nevill, who plotted the Rising of the North in the Baron's Hall is reported in that room. Henry Vane the Younger is seen in the library without his head and the first Lady Barnard is also seen here.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

Bolton, Lancashire

63.5 miles from aughton, UK-E1

Having a reputation for being one of the oldest pubs in Britain (built in 1251), it also gained attention when a ghost was caught on security camera here. It is widely believed that James Stanley still remains here and might have been the figure in the footage.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)